This Man Is Glad That He Is Bald
Stephen Shulman, at 33 the new chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, is one of Washington’s youngest agency chiefs and prefers looking older. The article outlines his rapid rise, roles in defense and the Air Force, and his focus on enforcing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to curb job discrimination, with a note on the commission’s conciliation and court routes. It also reports Sebastian Kresge, 99, founder of the Kresge chain, dying in East Stroudsburg and details his mausoleum, funeral, and store closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan M
Washington
United States
Stephen. Shulman
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Shulman
Tom Shultian
Harvard University
Yale University Law School
Commission
Kresge
Kresgeville
Canada
Puerto Rico
Methodist Church
Mountainhome
Political Crisis in Viet Nam Deepens as Ministers Resign
Seven southern civilian Cabinet members demand Premier Ky accept their resignations, signaling a renewed crisis that jeopardizes Ky’s Manila conference unity. The dissidents accuse the regime of drift toward a police state and seek government action to improve everyday life, highlighting regional power tensions in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Whiting
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Manila
Viet Nam
Carlier
Tryat
North Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Neuyen Lau Vien
An Truong Thanh
GE Obey U S Court Order on GE Plant Walkout
In Cincinnati area GE jet engine plant workers return to jobs after federal judge Carl Weinman ordered a cooling-off period under the Taft-Hartley Act. The White House reported no action against other GE plants as unions resolved major disputes, while defense production monitors tracked potential slowdowns. Meanwhile, Hope Arkansas plans a $400,000 water and road upgrade funded by a federal grant and city matching funds, including paving and curb projects and new recreational facilities at Fair Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Electric Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Defense Department
U.S. Dist
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
White House
Johnson
Pentagon
AFL- Cio
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Internationa Association of Machinists
Evendale
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Henry Haynes
Star
City of Hope
Garland Medders
Hope Kiwants Club
Hervey
Medders
Fair Park
Arkansas
Kiwanis Club
Hope
Peace Corps Wins Stay In Nigeria Allowance Fight
Peace Corps volunteers in Nigeria won a postponement of a proposed $5 to $15 monthly cut to their $143 living allowance as local political turmoil rages. Director Jack Hood Vaughn insisted no change would occur until stability returns, while volunteers accuse Washington policymakers of neglecting on the ground concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Zeitlin
Ibadan
Nigeria
U.S. Peace Corps
Peace Corps
Jack Hood Vaughn
Vaughn
South Korea
Washington
Joe Foster
Carmel
Calif
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Pagt
United Fund
Miilionaire
Ces
New York
AP Bier Transit Tewerity
East Stroudsburg, Pa
Sebastian 3
East Stroudsburg General Hospital
Shipley
Ray Lawrence
Town & Country
Cape Kenneds
Lunar
Hope (Ark
Offgat
City Project
U. S Cort
Baca
Roy Anderson
INS
Peace Corp
Goodfyear
Goodyears
Turnpike
Goodyear
Fed
West Third & Pine Sts
Hope, Arkansas
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